SEOs.
Do Patents Point to SEO Gold?
Do patents, white papers, and other publications authored by search engine employees provide clear guidance to how to optimize Web pages? A…
URL Vs. Navigational Queries Explained: AKA, Why Did URL Searches At Google Change?
Matt Cutts from Google has a great follow up on our reports that Google Modifies Navigational Search Results from about two-plus weeks…
Pricing Models for the Small SEM Shop
How do you go about establishing prices for your search marketing efforts? What kind of contracts do you need to protect your…
Search Headlines & Links: August 1, 2006
Below, a recap of stories posted today to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with other items we’ve spotted but not blogged…
Google’s Matt Cutts Answers Questions On Google Video
Matt Cutts has released six video sessions so far, over the past two days at his blog. They all answers questions sent…
Highlights from the SEW Blog: July 31, 2006
Featured posts from the Search Engine Watch blog, as well as our customary headlines from around the web.
Daily SearchCast, July 25, 2006: Report Says Google’s Click Fraud Practices “Reasonable;” Few Opposed Proposed Google Click Fraud Settlement; Tracking Packages Via Search; Getting Real-Time Traffic Info & More!
Today’s search podcast covers an independent report finding Google’s click fraud practices to be “reasonable,” few object to Google’s proposed click fraud…
Search Headlines & Links: July 6, 2006
Below, a recap of stories posted today to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with other items we’ve spotted but not blogged…
Daily SearchCast, July 6, 2006: $800 Million In Click Fraud Or Not?; Does Google Need An Ombudsman?; Google Jockeying In The Classroom & More! (Corrected MP3 File)
Today’s search podcast covers a report of $800 million lost to click fraud last year — or was it?; should Google and…
Google’s Ranking Algorithm Too Dependent On Trust Factors?
Todd Malicoat went off on a bit of a rant which he named The Trust Knob is WAY too High – Google…